Our program is a 3-year Emergency Medicine residency in a busy, successful, and high-acuity Emergency Department.
Our program emphasizes clinical excellence and gives residents the foundations to succeed. Our curriculum is crafted around problem-based learning and online-resource utilization. Adult learners will have didactics, FOAMED integration, small group scenarios and their own educator roles to augment their learning. All didactics are focused on emphasizing what you need to know when practicing high-quality Emergency Medicine in the real world. Our clinical faculty are experienced and each provides unique expertise. We have a Fellowship-trained Ultrasound Director, a multi-county EMS Director, and highly-involved Medical Director.
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